Physician leadership
Physicians should shape how care is delivered.
About ACCESS
Physicians should help shape the future of outpatient EP.
ACCESS is building shared infrastructure for independent outpatient electrophysiology. Its purpose is to connect the capabilities centers need while keeping physicians and patients at the center of care.
Why ACCESS exists
Four beliefs behind the work
Measured quality
Quality should be measured, not assumed.
Access to innovation
Physicians should have access to innovation beyond a single institution.
Participation in value
Physicians should participate in the value they create.
The network
Independent centers building together
42 signed sites
Reported across the ACCESS network in the August 23, 2026 keynote.
11 states
Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Missouri, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, and Virginia.
18 active ASC locations
Reported as operating at the webinar; the remaining signed sites were in startup or development.
These are the August 2026 reported network figures, not a live site counter. The keynote describes participating centers as fully or partially physician-owned.
A role in the work
Participating physicians can help shape ACCESS
The launch invited centers to propose Registry fields and endpoints, contribute Playbook content, review research questions, and express interest in Registry governance.
The network is developing. The website distinguishes the capabilities announced at launch from research services explicitly described as still being built.
See how the capabilities connect ↗Help build what comes next
Start with Registry participation, a center priority, or a question the network should address.
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